West Virginia residents and others who experience memory loss could use it as a basis to obtain disability benefits. This could be the case whether it is related to another condition like depression or is the result of a head injury. Individuals could also experience...
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To Questions About Your Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income Benefits
Month: September 2019
Obtaining benefits because of hearing loss
Individuals in West Virginia or any other state who have hearing loss may be able to qualify for disability benefits. However, the facts of the case will determine the grounds for which they qualify for them. In some cases, hearing loss will be used as part of a...
Some heart attack patients may qualify for SSD benefits
West Virginia residents who have suffered heart attacks often wonder if they will thereafter qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. The answer is it depends. Many cases that are filed due to a myocardial infarction, the medical phrase for a heart attack, are...
Will you have to attend a disability hearing?
If you filed for disability benefits, it is because you need financial support due to your inability to work. Whether it is due to a medical condition, severe injury or mental illness, you are unable to earn a gainful income. It can be incredibly disheartening to...
Circumstances dictate when a disability hearing can be sped up
West Virginians who have an illness, condition or disability that they believe warrants Social Security disability benefits will want to get an approval as quickly as possible. Despite this, it can be problematic to convince the Social Security Administration to...
Can a person with a mental illness get disability benefits?
When a West Virginia reader is unable to work due to a medical problem or illness, it can lead to serious financial issues. Without income, a person may not be able to pay for necessary medical expenses, afford reasonable housing and buy basic necessities. This is why...